Kuala Lumpur Flood Warning Issued by Department of Irrigation and Drainage
Residents of Perak are advised to be on high alert as the Department of Irrigation and Drainage (DID) has issued a flood warning for the region from Monday, December 2nd to Friday, December 6th. This alert comes in light of the expected rises in river water levels that may exceed the danger mark, as reported by Astro Awani.
Forecasted Flood Areas
The DID has identified several areas in Perak that are at risk of flooding, particularly in Hilir Perak. These include low-lying areas within a 5km radius near Sungai Bidor in Changkat Jong. Other affected areas mentioned in the alert issued on the Publicinfobanjir portal include:
- 7-5I and 7-3I in Block 5a Chenderong Balai
- Parit Pembuang 7-4 5I Labu Kubong
- Kampung Guru Langkap
- Jalan Klinik
- Kampung Tukang Sidin
- Chikus
The DID has advised that flooding could happen sooner or later than anticipated, depending on the intensity of rainfall in these areas.
Impact of the Flood Warning
With the flood warning in place, residents in the identified areas are urged to take necessary precautions to ensure their safety and minimize potential damages to property. It is crucial for individuals and communities to stay informed about the situation and follow any instructions or guidelines provided by local authorities.
Conclusion
As the flood warning remains in effect for Perak, vigilance and preparedness are key to mitigating risks and ensuring the well-being of residents in the affected areas. Stay tuned for updates and heed any advice from the Department of Irrigation and Drainage to stay safe during this period.
FAQs
1. What should residents do in case of flooding?
In case of flooding, residents should prioritize their safety by seeking higher ground and avoiding flooded areas. It is important to have emergency kits prepared and to follow any evacuation orders issued by authorities.
2. How can residents stay updated on the flood situation?
Residents can stay informed about the flood situation by following official announcements from the Department of Irrigation and Drainage, local news outlets, and relevant authorities on social media platforms or websites.